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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

About . O'Clock =. VI. Mr.. Ayers was
served with notice Of Judge Bonds re-
>irainirg order, but notwithstanding II he
UCpttO the office Of the Wheeler I; Wilson
Company. Broad and Second streets, and
there proceeded 10 serve notice on Charles
l. Amen, agent, that on June 30th he (the
Attorney. .GencraD would move the Ci5v
Circuit Court for judgment against said
company.
Mr.. Amen was evidently expecting this
visitor. ard he at once drew out a paper.
rrepprcd by Mr.. ROYAL. warning Mr..
AyeIs tbat ne was disOhcy ing Judge Bond,
&C.. to which Mr.. Ayers replied: " Never
mind that: have been served with pro-
cess, and proceed with open eyes,
The notice was served on Amen accord
ing TO law. Mr.. Amen and Mr.. Ayers had
some conversation, and the former con-
tended tlat the tlX on sewing machine
companies was an unjust one; that for
selling sewing. machines, which are neceSsl.
rics Of our modern liie, agents are taxed
more than are piano agents. VINO sell what
are mere Injuries.
Mr.. AycIS, OF course, declined TO discnss
these matters, but gave Mr.. Amen hear
ing, as that gentleman offered his argu-
mCnts as an excuse for his company's pay
lug their license In coupons.
so Mr.. Ayers has deliberately placed him.
self in contempt OF Judge Bonds omnibus
order, and II ordered TO Jail, as is prOba
BILE, will apply to a Justice Of the suprem :
Court Of the United states for a writ OF
haJeoS corpus.
THE ATTORNEY. GENERAL INTERVIEWED.
"What induced YOU to take this
courseY" asked a Dispatch man OF Mr.
Ayers.
81 believe" said he, ain common with
many of the best lawyers OF the State, that
Judge Bond bad no jurisdiction whatever
Of the case, and that his order for a. ln-
junction Is without authority and null and
void. | determined 10 take this course for
lbe purpose OF raising the question OF
jurisdiction upon writ oi9ha1eGS corpus.
proyided Judge Bond adhere5 10 his
ruling"
GLOW will this be brought abouty"
al suppose the matter will be brought to
the attention Of the court by affidavit apd
that | will be summoned to show cause
why shall not be committed for contempt,
and il no cause satisfactory to Judge Bond
is shown then l will be committed.
" How will you proceed then? 7"
81 will apply 10 one OF the justices OF
the supreme Court Of the United States for
writ OF hUbedS corpuS.'
"Suppose the Justice refu'es to dis
charge YOU, what will you do theni"
"Wen, | would rather not talk about
that nOw."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
Z OWEST RATES FOR FIRST
l. CLASS SUMNER BOARD.
DUVAL HOUSE, SALEM, VA.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

special features introduced for the entertain
mont of our guests Music. balls, parties, Po-
MICS. excursions, fishing, hunting; large airy
rooms. soft beds.
Froe coach to and from all trains.
INDICTMENTS OFFERED TO YOUNG MEN
Address for illustrated circular and rates.
l.. A. PARSONS,
,o,, Salem, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

A large lot OF Ladies' slippers at 75c., at
Spence, Tyree Il Co.'s, si5 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08
rARArIvE wEEKLY MoRrALIrY.
-- " eek EuAtils
May ~, 1887. June 4, l>S1.
W. G. W. G..
Total deaths. II - -
StiII-bo

RGte.-Rate Of mortality OF whole popu-
Iation was 23.l0 per 1000 per annum; rate
Of mort,llty OF white population was 2t.jj
per 1860 Uer annun; rate Of mortality of
coloTed population was $500 per loo per
annun.
Temperature Mean temperature foe the
week ending May y, 1857, SL0); mean
temperature for the week ending June A.,
1857, S2.H.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
May IS 1887, / SO inches amount OF rain
fall for the week ending June 4, 1887, IL
inches. Z. T.. STRATTON, VI. D..
President Board of Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-08

EOR SALE, 100000 FEET SEA
l. s0NED ~ SYCAMORE; 10000 feet sea
soned 4 SYCAMORE; s0.0,S feet seasoned So
and s-inch ROCK MAPLE. Also. q choice lot
Of QUARTERED OAK and SYCAMORE for
house trimmings. FLOORING and CEILING
always In stock. JAMES GuNN,
No. south Tweaty-third street.
ie E-su&W2t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
WAMAM AKER'S

PHILADELPHIA, May le, 1887
We lead the New World on
Linens. Wherever good Linens are
made, our buyer picks, and skips,
and skips, and picks-only the
fittest, best. Such big lots that
there are no prices below. From
the maker, to us, to yoM
That's why we sell one-fortieth
of all the Pure Linen that comes
to this country.
Our just-in-Iinens are now heaped
about the Store. Such a showing
of these cool, clean, crisp things as
you've never seen. Worth coming
100 miles to see 1000 miles to
buy.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
LAKE GEORGE.

SHERMAN HOUSE French Point Warren Co, n. Y,
opens aud Offers Tor attractions excellent table polite
fishing. lawn tennis cgoquet ana ball
1touns blar room steam yacht otc milk aud vegetables
On farm daily popular resort with all modern con
venicnce. circulars and references desired
A'"' '' HANNIBAL ALLEN Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
Business properip for Sale ano Go Cet.
Citp propertp Go Get.
Brooklyn propertp for Sale ano Go Get.

81 FIRST PLACE.-To let, furnished or un
furnished. for or three years TO private family
only high-soOp brownstone house NO.
II First place between Clinton Henry sta extra lot
desired Apply TO EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune once ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

1eshs No 4ss wost 261el III Executors of Ben :, 7oo
wallace iGS e II Tsniiorns 5O1lSG .OO
SIssaxI5S sSS isSi5zsi 100
lltast t 20 ~ q Dick To Woods 10000
81 ~, AM and wife e TO Jones ... 1000
llths an1ess w 70 de- yoanps 21225
lAofns d fS ana and wife 10 Alexander 10000
EssIsp9 s1S Of shave iozioo ccIockcf
9th a sTa w1fs g S5s Of 81i65 517s3ioj5
BarSyd d. $4,000
''1 sci; fairchild to French ALSO
Nsnss and wife to Jacobs 10000
anne 10 same me = - $500
10 Na1ss ~ ~ 10000
sane TO same ................. $500
wife TO a oNeii 1900
Worst referee, to ii Ireland $4,000
Same property; ] Il ireland to The Porous Plaster
lOtSst No &c Vest 3S5xa25 and aoO
sth we % 80 is f Il Of isiavc 25xs5i; Paul
George and wife 70 Hide6raDdt 1880
wife to G Goepe and anotier. $4,000
VoikeT and wife ii s.'r $4,000
o4t&; Scs %sss I4siiO0i; Executor; etc OF e7s
Sadst n ! $50 y Of g,asys. g31ioGS, RHsE
Church eRS Ge 70 ino marina 10000
i-A snS s ! = rs tsT r q Pe,.ner - $500
Same properfy. II r Wiepecke 10 same $500
selis@ann and wives to sands 1880
Ralroad.ave. g s. ~ IL # W Of Gouverneur.place
45x97l1X44. 10xl069; III Ingerson and wife oo
Garden-st II s. lot a. Path Ward, 25Xl0O Myers
12lst sfo vs. zoe oS # of G6avc iooxiOoii
Kiparck and wife to F Aldhous ...'........ $4,000
o'h and No % SSO I@aA'oii pesoei 70 1900
lO4th.st s. 1926 IT W Of 4th-ave, 26x100.1li To
ShearmaD and wife 10 J Thompson
1O4h.st s. 1875 IT OF 4thave. 59IlOOll; James . oo
Thompson and wife TO + II Allen. lloOo
Madison ave n Q 103d-st COL 10 10 s q 1O4th-st.
x45xlOO ! lx25x 100 lX20; Administrator etc OF 1900
w Payne TO II Allen 11oOO
ll4th.st 8 s. 1896 IT Of 3d-ave, 26x100lli M A
shpman to J Dougherty :.
G4thst 100 of lOthave az. lOX1OO5 3, also 8,
64th-st, 81 l II OF i0th-avc l4.4xlOOb ald also
SIS 64thst lS5 81 II 0 OF 10th.ave, l4.4xl005; a
Ingraham committee, % executors OF wallace.
baSs and wife 10 boz Cherry 24ssO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
fertures ano Nleetinas.

WEST 23D-ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCE.
w The Installation OF Rev. ROBERT + SAMPLE D. d.
Pastor Presbyterian Church Will take
nace fhis fMopday) evening" service O'Clock
The Moderator Pres6ytery Rev. w d. Buchanan win
nrese Rev Howard Crosby D. D.. will preach tho sermon
Charge TO the Dr. James Ramsey and charge
to the people by Rev. Dr. H. NJ white oenerai m'~e'n"
ext tended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
pressmaking.

OREssMAKERBy I rss sans has al lie issss
fashions highest references Aaorsss ASS~S
UptoWn OfRcs l23S BrosaNV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16

nm. .a,a. ronorted by the brokers agBIeB1VOU *I'
AGAINST AZ 1884 80 tho preceding ranorted
nm Mallett with A. rover. Pony at
t%e ~ lots on south side OF ascman FOR
do feet east Of Ninthave, TO Leonafu
Jsl16.600 40 . ~ 1ohnson & Bro, has also sold
&inSsye for Leonard BeeSkma tho law as to
mi No 4l9 which anienus Ie nhoT in.
I,ens "a decided step IN favor OF inc IA 90 ses
ferost as against capitalist II M tSsr wages it shall
Where over that any employer o. LABOR OF con
hractor. No 500 West Thirty ninth-st.,
"a. so ,anemenf house. Withdrawn from we o.
pve,stoy sod Two dat houses in Lexington lave DC
fwee and seventh ana ,ro tenement
aightb ss were offered for 81 oOO eacn WV era ~
buses Nos SIC and 52l West Twenty'seVeh'n's~ "0i'
Easad 42h nandS 26. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
Gountrp prnpertp for Sale aua Go Eet


ARGYLE COTTAGES,
BABYLON, LONG ISLAND
few of these VERY DEsIRABLE summer Homes arc
and baths telephones Kitchens meals served from
every eve sanitary TsS1lrs@cnt situated picturesque old
ARGYLE HOTEL
and its attractions near the railroad depot Flre Isnd
drives shady walks exceptionally good boating hshinS
The park Keeper VIII show cottages Plans can DO examined
cH AR e P nmr5 t sSS and IrSa
CHARMING COTTAGE, 10 rooms, general
finest Monirose Ridge near Mountain Station.
Orange 1 'So % AWAY
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE. On
the River and nsa sr nns sea ans
sr home for ely ~ family three hours from NewYOr Ad
COUNTRY RESIDENCE-Brck dwelling;
~ y rooms gardener dwelling: barns Gasres Of land
mountain and river views a6ont one mile from
G'p0' may De scof fa .f 6SEs
DOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
The property located at Audubon Park" l55thst this
city attractive places this islands occupies
block 55h and b6th Sta contains about
ga acres front unsurpassed and tho view extern
svo grounds handsomely laid out Fountain simmer house
eS Terms g eSsy RikER soS Sss eihsvS
ELORIDA.-lngesideP Park. on ST. Johns, at
i Jack sonve villa plots leasehod and for sale So
quarter restrictions private river private grove
lovely view. Circulars and maps + H. ROPES, New'Proy
mence. n. j.
TOR SALE. in Eastman. Mass.-A summer
residence with and bay views cannot be beaten
within 100 rods OF post olce and X r. station
about from salt pond where the clans and
QuahOgs unequale with acres OF land 70 frut trees
60 grape will sell az bargain; twothirds may
remain on mortgage outhouscs In good order
p. r. KNoWLEs tDow at orleans Mass
GEORGIA LAND, timber taken; when i'm
~ proved table for long cotton cane sweet pota
acre Address J.. WAKELEY. 220 West 43dst
HIGHLAND BEACH. - Furnished Cot
tage- river and front. not and Gold
water &c FERDINAND FISH ls9 broadway.
MORRIS PARK, LONG ISLAND !!
20 MINUTES PROM FLATBUsH.AvE. on L l. CITY
FREQUENT TRAINS! LOW COMPUTATIONS RI
S1RICTEU
Title guaranteed tho Uerican Title Guarantee
Co prepared locate desirable parties upon very
favorable terms and those who wish 10 their homes
should confer small amount down evidence OF
otherwise rent VIII you your own landlord
Apply 10 w ". klHBY, III broadway. n. " or GEORGE
MAURE superintendent Morris Park "a l.
RUTHERFORD, n. j.. Erie Railway half
IL hour from Chamber. .-Most desirable villa plots for
sale Inquire ELLIOTT 80 Nassau at. y. v. and
ALLISON Rutherford, after o'clock y. BI r.
tbs a BOOKsTAVEK, Rutherford
CEASHORE COTTAGES. FURNISHED, from
- si15 $3.50 nj MantooknE tho and Bancgat
Bay FERDINAND FISH. l49 BroadNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
nor SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

property located at Audubon Park" l55thst, this
city attractive places this island occupies
block between l5Jth and lb6h ss contains about
2 front and tho view extern
sve grounds laid out fountain house.
OF shade trees house Is largo 40 feet
front bedrooms water thorough order; stable
etc. Term. easy. RlkER Sun, oSS 0thaNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY.

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
The folio shows recorded
b the Registers ONCE to-day:
t05th-st g. 49, 10 II OF Manhattanave 16.sxl001li
Brown and wife 70 IL Flash; $4,000
AveA, cor OF 73d-st 612x1O0 McQuade
Same properly: Thomas Dunn and wife to Ellen
lltbave q " cor Of sgtn.sL 20i5xii2x76s1ii2I
Jencks and barney ..............--.... 10000
K eoaIdy TO + donidy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
AveA. a. 100 Il n Of ssth.si sISi; Il Muller TO
ethave. cor Of Isih ST. 75x 90 III also n cor oi
70 4 Brsdley aud . carTer 10000
q Nealis. i3 interest
Same property: James n calls and wife 10 Ed Dun1
5stSst n 5. 2i2 NV Of 2a-ave. iaiiooi; Il Imdc
stanton;st. No 81. a5I75i W Brucimann and wife to
- Dstmoie ia 2l.loo
cree TO Wolfe Observation-Disclosures. 4b25O
Broadway, No AIS. Observation-Disclosures. same 10
-, McAleenam $4,000
AL Emma Van Weeks interest In real estate from
. Dick!e TO ii Van Worst.
7lstst n s. lT2 ft o OF llth-ave. loIy22 and also
s7isist l05 u o OF llth-aye. lbx52.2 William
Mills 10 J Q Van Loon ard another ..........-. /
and wife 10 Coleman: o76oo
$1,000
=. and Vito 70 Hirsh. 1900
Wssek snd wives 70 = Kxs,...........,..-.., 1920
noastsn..L No ie9 West 22.iiEiSa Il voilhartto o,o
Cartwright 10000
Ea1rchil1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
REAL ESTATE
p,rsrNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

ns we're no auction sales Of real estate AZ .no
SATURDAY., but Adrian L. Muller Son sold by Oroer .,
am Lindsay assignee Of Abel D. sreeo .,
M,n,ne Company brought three CENTS per shares
sno Bic Pitsburg Mining Company bonds brought soI !
~ 40 sSo-., IN tn Battle Mountain Mining Company
AZ seven years ago some of these stocks were
spr at from ten forty per cent OF their par v"ue
which four in hundred and r March 20
sas7 Tor sli9O They did change hands uh'ii my "
1851 when they sold for S25,75O , n drop Off the
Srokers are sti busy and sales are dsIy Tor the
@ ths ureced,ne week and the corresponding weeA "
year rorresponeing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-16
Goun:rp 1ropsrtp for Sale ana Go Get.


A BEAUTIFUL, Healthful and reasonable
n country home for sale al bargain Modern house nearly
ew In perfect Nine running each moor
cultivated lands large erraced lawn over 100
and plum trees In bearing condition fve
railroad depot express telegraph omse ana
Eeg.Yok. Price SO 800 Two thirds may remain ON mort
gage Call address IL Is PLA ~. 81 Plhttst new
YORK or the owner l. SMITH, Pleasant Valley Duchess
County, New-York. ------
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlR. N. J.-Houses
n 10 for season or year dwellings ana building ,es
for sala CLARENCE Is. TU BBS, Beekmanst, N u
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY our SPE-
N CIALTY.-Bargans IN Cottages kesiheness Farms
catalogue Tree, no charge iof Ieglstern
PHILLIPS WILLS. Tribune Bulldlng
AN ELEGANT PROPERTY TO LEI, at
"A Cornw duison oneeghth OF mile eontn OF ra
station and lsndngi villa OF eighteen ro9D
fully furnished situate tho river bank oyerookinF ne"
burg Bay and Ill udsOn River; coachOuse stables pon OF
fruits kitchen garden planted flowers and shnts h9pr ~
owner. supplied with spring WsteIi Imne
date POSSESSION Inquire OF the owner on adjoining properly
and NJ. 10 Shave. New-York Ciiy.
ORANGE, N. j., Real Estate Speciality.
" Properly sale or rent all stations -.
EDWARD r. HAMILTON q Co. 30 Broadway. N J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
A BEAUTIFUL COUSFERFEITER.
Arraigned with a BABY in Her Arms
Shielding Hcr AccOmplices.

A New York special says: At the
bar OF Essex Market Court Thursday
stood a young and pretty woman,
stylishly dressed, with baby in her
arms. Tears shone in the young wo-
mans eyes as she strove to check the
child's cries. The Young mother, who
said her name was Edna Perrin, was
charged with entrappiDg countrymen to
purchase counterfeit money.
For many years the woman had been
a regular customer of David Hynes, but
ter merchant, of Nos. 46 and As east
Catharine market, and when two months
ago she pleadingly requested that letters
that came 10 her directed to William j.
Jones might be kept for her he cheerfully
assented. Half dozen letters came
almost every day. and finally Mr.. Hynes,
thinking something was wrong, notified
Captain Brooks; OF the Madison-Street
station. Detectives then opened one of
the letters. Itproyed to be a reply from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
A subterrancan stream.

New / OtA tliu'0.l
About two months ago workmen while
making the necessary excavations pre-
vious to laying the foundation stone OF
new building on east Ninety-frst street
near First avenue struck running
stream of water. A large pump
was procured with a capacity OF .4So gal
Ions per hour, and at once set in motion.
1t has been working continually night
and day, but as yet the flow of water has
not diminished. A large trench seventy
feet deep was dug, with the hopes of To-
eating the well, but without avail. There
are several houses on the same ground
that were recently condemned, the walls
sinking to such an extent that 1t neccssl-
tated tearing them down and rebuilding
them. The builders were ut loss to
understand the reason of this trouble,
but now they attribute it to the sinking
of the earth caused 10y the well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
Thirteen Games of chess at Once.


At the rooms of the Boston Chess
Club, in Pemberton Square, last night,
was Witnessed one Of the most exciting
and in some respects the most remarka-
BILE chess contest which ever occurred IN
this city, when Captain Mackenzie con-
tended single-handed and simutane-
ously against thirteen of the strongest
players OF the club. Among those pres
ent were Major j. Moore Hanham, OF
New York, and Captain 0. i. Macailis,
United States army The thirteentables
were placed in two parallel rows down
the centre of the club-rooms. Up and
down the space between them moved the
Captain. At the conclusion OF the con
test the score showed that Captain Mac
kenzie had won eight games, lost three,
with two drawn, and the victor was ac-
corded an ovation which his remarkable
achievement fully merited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
knows Him.

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
in commenting upon "anumber of facts
and figures presented by the Richmond
Dispatch to show that Virginia can
safely be reckoned Democratic next
year says:
"Allthis may not prove that Virginia is
surely Democratic III a presidential year,
but it is obvious that the argument OF
the Dispatch is not answered by cry of
fraud, unbacked by any evidence"
In other words the Republican takes
MAuoNE's statements regarding the cleo
ton for Just what they are worth, which
is nothing at all. And our Springfield
contemporary is not the only Republi-
can paper that knows the little Gen
eral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26

a victim who wished TO purchase IS, 900
in bad money for 800 good money.
The detectives sh9dowed the woman
every day in the hope of catching the
parties in league with her, but were I'M
successful.
They finally arrested her to-day after
she had received another batch OF letters
from country dupes and took her to her
house, No 231 east Seventeen street,
where the baby was found crying Justify:
A search of the apartments revealed
thousands of circulars and a diary con-
tanning addresses of persons all over the
country.
The circulars are OF the old familiar
type. and state that no fear of detection
need be had in handling the "goods,
as the plates from which they were made
were secured from the Treasury Depart
ment.
Mrs. Perrin refused to say whore her
husband was, and would not give her adj
dress. She and the baby were, there
fore, locked up, and are now in the Lud-
low Street Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
The Triple Alliance.

fBy Anglo-Amcrican cable to the Dlspatch.l
PEsrH, November 25.-The Pester-
Ll0Vd denies that each of the Powers in
the Triple Alliance is only bound to as
sist an ally if two Powers attack It, 1t
says an ally is bound under all circum-
stances to assist. The paper also says
Prince Bismarck informed the Gar at
the interview in Berlin last Friday that
the Triple Alliance was the result OF Rus
sias sullenness and i'll will The refer
ence to the Orleanist conspiracy in con-
nection with the forged letter received
by the Gar is due to a desire at present
TO avoid determinations against Russian
notables. The forged letters disclosure
will principally affect Russians Only
secondary details have yet beenreported
of the interview between the Gar and
Prince Bismarck. The most important
points have not been diyulged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
TRUST FUNDS GONE.


y
CNcIvNATI. November pa morn
ing paper saws it has been discovered
that the late Charles Albert kebler. the
attorney who committed suicide Wed
uesday, was driven to the deed by the
approaching revelation of heavy forgeries
committed by him in the management
of estates and trust funds committed to
his care. An estimate Is made that the
liabilities thus incurred amount to about
$4,000, while the property left by
Kebler will not exceed 100000. The
persons most seriously affected arc his
own family and friends The astonish-
ing revelation disciosas the motive 10
be nothing more than to keepup style
of luxurious living beyond his means.
The use of trust lands having been be-
gun. tine continuance became an appa-
rent necessity. An instance isgiyen whore
SO. 900 was invested for client. and all
the papers relating 10 it, including a
mortgage, were forgeries. Friends find
the case SO strange that they readily
agree that some form of insanity must
have led him iuto n coursc 50 far re-
moved from what might have been eX-
pected OF one Of his training and antece-
dents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26

Correspondence OF tee Richmond Dispatch.l
MFsT POINr. ". Nov. %. 1857

Correspondence OF Tee Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POINT, Va, Nov -, 1887.
THANKSGIVING Day was very generally
observed in West Point last night.
Union services were held at the Disci-
pies church. Addresses appropriate to
tine occasion were delivered by Rev.
Messrs. Hull. West, and Brandt. Much
qualification is felt here over the return
OF Rev ". Z. Williams, of the Metho-
dist church, TO this place. lie is uni
versallv popular and esteemed not only
by his own members, but 10y all the peo-
pie of the town.
Judge j. NJ Jeflries is absent, holding
King and Queen Circuit Court
People continue to move 20 our town,
and there is not a vacant house or room
i'll the town to be had for love or money.
Mr.. Constable, chief clerk OF the cot
ton compress here, reached town last
night with his bride formerly Miss Mat
tie Oliver. Of Nawberue, y. c. They
have the very best wishes OF their
numerous frieods here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-26
A SIGN or A COMPROMISE. The Wash

A SIGN or A CoMrRoMsE.-The Wash
ington Post Of yesterday says;
"Mr Carlisle and Nr. Randall are
both in town, but neither is receiving
callers and neither is talking for publica-
tion at present. There is no reason to
doubt that there viii be conference be-
tween the two gentlemen, with President
Cleveland possibly taking a pant, before
Congress meets, but when and where is
not yet known. Mir. Randall has not
said what he viii do in regard to tariff in
the next Congress, but there is reason to
believe he will maintain his old position.
There is no reason, however, TO believe
that Mr.. Randall will be deprived of the
craftsmanship Of the Committee on APP
preparations.
The Posts leading editorial is in de-
nunciation OF MIR. RANDALL. II says:
"The surplus does not bother Mr.
Randall. Hewould remove it altogether
by the simple method of abolishing the
tax on whiskey and to-
bacco. He does not necessarily believe
in free whiskey, but he prefers il to free